The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-11
Mcsdames Kinds and Nichson left
for their homes in Dubuque, Iowa,
"Wednesday n,oruino

AIesdames Kinds and Nichson left
for their homes in Dubuque, Iowa,
Wednesday morning.
Loonlis S. Gull, a rising young legal
light of Buffalo Gap, was in the city
Friday of last week.
N. NJ. Knowlton Of Buffalo Gap,
made his regular weekly visit to the
Springs on Sunday last,
ID. X. Rheinhart. of O'Neill, Neb.,
came in on Tuesdays coach and is stop
ping at the Minnekahta.
b. T. Boyd and wife, of Chadron.
have been cnjoying season of rest and
recreation at the Springs.
.'S;s.s;s: s:s'' :; e Is; =: .s:ss :;i:s
at Blair is guest at tho Sinnekahta.
Pat Casey Of peaa.Dad. we'll k-own
throughout the entire Black Hills, came
in on Fridays coach and is stopping at
the Minnekahta.
G. NJ. Collins, Of Omaha, has been
bathing and rusticating at the Springs
for the past week or more. He is dom
icilcd at the Minnekahta.
Mrs. j. w. collars and mother de-.
parted Tor pier:e on Tuesday where
they will spend the winter. Mr.. Zol-
lars accompanied them to Sioux City.
j. A. stanley and wife, and Mrs.
$. j. Wood. mother Of Mrs. Stanley
are enjoying a brief visit at the Springs,
the guests of DR.. and Mrs. w. Ii. STAN
ley.
Samuel Stratlon who came here
several weeks since suffering from an
aggravated case of sciatica. returned to
his home Yesterday afternoon. having
entirely recovered from that painful
disease. Tally one more for the Hot
Springs of Dakota.
L. O. Burton and wife Of Custer
came down from that place Wednesday
an;' are stopping at the Minnekahta.
Mrs. Burton is said by those who are
competent judges to he the finest singer
in the hills, and during her brief soiourn
at the .,linnckahta the guests Of that
i'opn';s.' lostlcry We're richly entertain
ed by the accomplished lady.
Joe Wallace, foreman of large
horse ranch mp on Whitewood is at the
Springs seeking relief from vegs
painful attack of sciatiu .'...a..i.s..iii>n,
and we will bank IA years subscription
against an iron dollar that he will gel
it-in fact he is already improving and
! will dispense with his cane and crutcll
in day or two.
Dr. Jennings in private letter to
relatives i'll this place says that Frank
Callahan is under treatment in a hos.
pital i'm Chicago and that he is rapidly
| improving with bright prospects fol
his restoration to perfect health. This
| Will he giaasame news to his many
friends here who are watching his case
with considerable anxiety.
/ henorts regarding. the condition Of
Mr.. Oclrichs are somewhat contradict
oiy. One report stated that he was ir
u very feeble condition. suffering iron
paralysis aud other ailments, while
telegram received by Mr.. Cairnes, sec
retnEv ant! treasurer of the colnpan,
on Mcdnc- aav OF last week stated tina
he was coMyalcscent. The report o
his death at amy iimc however. woulc
create no surprise in Ho. Springs.
Mr.. j. II. Davis. of Wahoo. Neh.. ar
rived at the Springs Wednesday after,
llr. Davis was. until recently .editoran,
proprietor oil The Walioo Independent
but sold oui !, -lior! time since and re
tired from the Journalistic field. havin.
4 been engaged, in that profession som
forty wears Sir. Davis is suffcYin,
iroin Insomnia and nervous prostratini
and since his ARRIVAL here has ey
ue.!cncel ,.,lc:! relief.
A. Brook; proprietor of The Iron IIil
| Hotel al carbonate came 10 the Srrin o
about two weclSs AGO suffering fro,
yheamatisin and kidney trouble. an
was compelled to use crutclles. .Afse
'iaslli.l. Il few times his crutches wel
laid ss;,,e and !.o Is row rs clipper am
agile as the best Of them. Mr.. Brool,
made his first visit 10 the Springs sem
three wears ago. suffering from tIi
same discayc. and after l'atl,ing fc,
times was restored II ncrfsct health.
I. N-i'lo.ltl,. loolslsssoer for Joh
Trelcr returned: ,:ssi evening fra,a ..i
weeks VIZ AT I'et Springs. wi.ao,,
,.:s',r. t..',atr'l CT 'iul',. Or OCCASION TIER,
tcr. having aceG entirely cared hy I'll,
magical waters in PROOF of which Ii
iumped and danced aboat and slanpe
his limbs in unmi,takable glee. Natur
ally he is very enthusiastic over u,
water and the accommodation alforde
at the Minnekal,ta. An average o
twenty snests remain at the hotel wl,ic
will continue open through the winte
Times.
"6UFFA. o BILLS" EAD EREAK.
Citizens Of Hot Springs were niue
surprised last week to learn of the EN-
bezzlement of VIM. EnocI's, mo,